Temple
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Temple
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mmm...gimme
you call that hard?
you call this cold?
that's nothing
come on come on
let me into your temple
come on come on
I want into your temple
mmm...gimme
you call that far?
you call that hot?
you call that darkness?
well, it's not
come on come on
let me into the temple
come on come on
I want into the temple
stop.
I mean....go
you call that loving?
you call that rain?
you call that giving?
you call this pain?
you call that rough?
you call that sad?
you call that tough?
well, it's not tough enough
come on come on
let me into your temple
come on come on
I want into your temple
come on come on
let me into the temple
come on come on
I want into the temple
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Who performs "Temple"?
Jane Siberry performs "Temple", and this lyric page sits inside the Jane Siberry catalog on LyroVerse.
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